NO UNCERTAIN TERMS

In this 15 minute podcast: -Arizona and Kansas pass congressional term limits convention resolutions on the same day, signaling major momentum for the movement. -Georgia, Utah, and New Hampshire emerge as strong contenders to become the crucial 13th state needed to advance an Article V convention. -Utah’s Senate committee votes unanimously, showcasing rare tri-partisan support for term limits. -A constitutional debate highlights how Article V empowers states to act when Congress refuses to reform itself. -New research on dishonesty in government reinforces the case for term limits as a safeguard against entrenched political power.

In this 15 minute podcast: -The term limits movement kicks off 2026 with 12 states officially applying for an Article V Convention and targets Georgia, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Arizona, and Idaho as the next potential wins. -Activists mobilize early in state legislatures, urging listeners to pressure lawmakers as convention resolutions advance. -The episode dives into the history of the Uniform Law Commission to show how state conventions actually work— and why fears of a “runaway convention” don’t match reality. -A public service segment dismantles claims that Justice Antonin Scalia opposed Article V conventions, using his full statements to show he supported state-led amendments. -The show highlights new energy in the movement, including a book release calling for visible public support to push Congressional term limits over the finish line.

In this 20 minute podcast: -The show breaks down renewed claims that Donald Trump could serve a third term, despite the clear language of the 22nd Amendment. -Alan Dershowitz advances controversial legal theories arguing that a president could be “selected,” not elected, and still return to office. -The episode compares U.S. institutions to foreign cases where leaders manipulate courts and legal technicalities to cling to power— and explains why America is different. -The discussion widens to term limits and age limits in Congress, highlighting growing bipartisan frustration and new momentum for an Article V term limits convention.

In this 20 minute podcast: -The show reports that President Trump pardons former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández, a convicted drug trafficker who previously dismantled his nation’s constitutional term limits. -It recounts Hernández’s authoritarian takeover, including packing the Honduran Supreme Court, overturning the ban on consecutive presidential terms, and securing a disputed re-election marred by violence and international condemnation. -The episode highlights the broader global trend of leaders fighting term limits, comparing Honduras to countries like Russia, China, and Venezuela, and contrasting that with the U.S. perspective where term limits are viewed as a core safeguard for democracy. -The show celebrates momentum for a U.S. amendment proposal convention on congressional term limits, noting that 12 states—including Indiana, South Carolina, and South Dakota— have formally applied, with major new bipartisan national co-chairs joining the effort. -USTL President Philip Blumel spotlights organizational updates: a major website revamp, new branding, upcoming promotional videos, and calls for listeners to take legislative action and support the movement!

In this 20 minute podcast: -The show exposes the federal indictment of Florida Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, tying her alleged COVID-fund embezzlement to her broken promise on the U.S. Term Limits pledge. -Host Philip Blumel recounts longstanding corruption in her district, comparing her case to former Rep. Alcee Hastings’ historic impeachment and decades-long incumbency. -Ron DeSantis and David Trone take the national spotlight on CNN and Fox News, pushing for an Article V convention to impose congressional term limits without Congress’s approval. -Letters to the editor, state-level actions, and fresh examples like Minnesota Senator Rich Draheim stepping down voluntarily show momentum building for the nationwide term-limits movement.

In this 20 minute podcast: -President Trump confirms he won’t seek a third term, ending months of speculation and online chaos. -U.S. Term Limits CEO Nick Tomboulides joins Scripps News to push for a three-term House and two-term Senate limit. -Governor Ron DeSantis and former Rep. David Trone team up across party lines to champion a Term Limits Convention. -Stories of aging, entrenched incumbents—from Eleanor Holmes Norton to Nancy Pelosi highlight the urgent need for reform. -With 12 states already on board, the movement eyes Pennsylvania as the next key battleground for a Term Limits Convention.

In this 20 minute podcast: -USTL President Philip Blumel announces that the term limits movement is entering “overdrive” after Ron DeSantis and David Trone co-author a New York Times op-ed calling for congressional term limits. The bipartisan duo launches a national campaign as co-chairs of the U.S. Term Limits Article V initiative, aiming to pressure state legislatures to act. -Activist Bert Accomando, founder of Term Limits for a Stronger America, shares his story and strategy to mobilize citizens through both “inside” and “outside” grassroots efforts. -The episode highlights massive public support for term limits—over 80% of Americans—and the entrenched resistance from lobbyists and long-serving politicians. -Blumel closes by urging listeners to take action and donate at USTermLimits.com, as the movement pushes toward the next wave of state resolutions in 2026.

In this 15 minute podcast: -USTL President Philip Blumel returns from the U.S. Term Limits Summit in New Orleans energized by major progress and momentum. -The movement now has 12 states on board, with several more likely to join soon, including Utah, Georgia, and Ohio. -The State Chairs Program expands to 28 leaders in 25 states, generating massive earned media and legislative support. -A major national announcement, new branding, and an upgraded website are on the horizon to boost visibility and organization. -The episode ends with updates on billboard campaigns pressuring unfulfilled pledge signers, as several legislators recommit to supporting term limits.

In this 20 minute podcast: -The episode opens by noting Charlie Kirk’s murder and reviews his and Turning Point USA’s strong support for congressional term limits. -Andrew Yang continues to champion term limits as a nonpartisan reform to modernize government leadership. -Rep. Ralph Norman leaves Congress to run for governor of Georgia but remains a leading term-limits advocate. -The show highlights broken pledges by politicians like Guy Reschenthaler, sparking frustration and public accountability campaigns. -Updates include Trump joking about a third term, the Muskogee Creek Nation considering term limits, Chad moving to abolish them, and Obama’s past call for African leaders to respect democratic limits.

In this 20 minute podcast: -The show explores the growing momentum for an Article V convention on congressional term limits, with 12 states already on board. -Host Philip Blumel addresses fears about a “runaway convention,” detailing the many safeguards, including faithful delegate laws and state ratification. -Entrepreneur Brian Hamilton’s op-ed compares entrenched politicians to “political vampires” draining America and calls term limits the solution. -This episode contrasts Congress’s unchecked amendment proposals with the controlled and historical success of state conventions. -US Term Limits continues pressuring Congress with pledges and billboards targeting politicians who break their word on supporting term limits.

In this 15 minute podcast: -Ohio Takes Center Stage in the Battle for Congressional Term Limits as lawmakers introduce resolutions to join 12 other states pushing for an Article V convention on congressional term limits. -Former Ohio legislator Kevin Coughlin testifies passionately, arguing that term limits strengthen democracy and speed up problem-solving. -Bipartisan voices, from Gov. Andy Beshear to Rep. Thomas Massie, highlight both support for reform and the tricks politicians use to dodge accountability. -Journalist John Fund outlines how term limits are gaining momentum nationwide despite pushback from groups like the John Birch Society.

In this 15 minute podcast: -Host Philip Blumel highlights polling showing 79% of Democrats support term limits, countering the misconception that it is a Republican-only cause. -Prominent Democrats, including Barack Obama, Lori Lightfoot, and Andrew Yang, voice strong support for term limits across various offices. -Illinois’ lack of term limits is tied to a long history of corruption, entrenched political machines, and weak oversight systems. -Twelve states have passed resolutions calling for an Article V convention to propose congressional term limits, with momentum building nationally. -The show warns about global examples like El Salvador, where abolishing term limits undermines democracy, reinforcing the U.S. commitment to political safeguards.

In this 15 minute podcast: -North Dakota lawmakers attempt to override a 2022 voter-approved term limits amendment, despite clear constitutional restrictions. -Missouri’s Secretary of State pledges honest ballot language to protect existing term limits from misleading repeal efforts. -Former NFL kicker Jay Feely signs the U.S. Term Limits pledge as he runs for Congress, denouncing long-term incumbents. -Governor Ron DeSantis urges Elon Musk to support an Article V convention for term limits and a balanced budget, rather than creating a new party. -Pennsylvania Representative Dan Meuser is publicly called out for breaking his pledge to support term limits legislation in Congress.

In this 15 minute podcast: -Pennsylvania lawmakers push to designate April 29 as "22nd Amendment Day" to honor presidential term limits, led by Rep. Ben Waxman. -Rep. Andy Ogles introduces a resolution to repeal the 22nd Amendment for a potential Trump third term, but it gains no traction. -A resolution for a congressional term limits convention (HCR 111) advances in the Pennsylvania House with bipartisan support. -High-profile endorsements for congressional term limits come from figures like former Governor Ed Rendell, Senator Pat Toomey, and Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick. -The podcast urges Pennsylvanians to take action and support the resolution, highlighting broad public support across party lines.

This week's 15 min podcast opens with national "No Kings" protests against perceived executive overreach, reinforcing term limits as a bulwark against tyranny. Phil and Nick discuss the sentencing of Michael Madigan, Illinois’ former House Speaker, convicted of corruption after a 50-year career. Madigan’s long tenure and consolidation of power are highlighted as emblematic of systemic legislative corruption. This episode critiques the notion that political experience guarantees effective governance, using Illinois as a cautionary example. A primary challenge to 86-year-old Representative Steny Hoyer is spotlighted, with bipartisan support for term limits emerging in the race.

In this 15 minute podcast: -USTL President Philip Blumel shifts focus to term limits in the private sector, highlighting their benefits beyond politics. -Libby Utter discusses how term limits improve board performance in small businesses by encouraging rotation and fresh ideas. -Former Medtronic CEO Bill George supports CEO term limits, citing better leadership outcomes and opportunities for emerging talent. -Experts in nonprofits, PTOs, and HOAs all recommend term limits to prevent burnout, encourage innovation, and maintain organizational health.

In this 15 minute podcast: -South Carolina officially became the 12th state to pass the resolution calling for a term limits convention under Article V of the Constitution. -Governor Ron DeSantis visited Ohio to advocate for House Joint Resolution 3, urging term limits for Congress, calling it a bipartisan and necessary reform. -Ohio Representative Heidi Workman emphasized broad public support for term limits and detailed the legislative process for HJR 3. -Former legislator Kevin Coughlin, once skeptical of term limits, now champions the cause as the new U.S. Term Limits State Chair for Ohio.

In this 15 minute podcast: -Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois announces his retirement, ending a 44-year congressional career and removing a major obstacle to congressional term limits. -The South Carolina State Senate is poised to vote on a resolution supporting a Term Limits Convention—potentially making it the 12th state to do so. -Economist Dr. Randall Holcomb presents a new argument linking term limits to the preservation of the rule of law by preventing power entrenchment. -The podcast highlights the corruption case of Senator Bob Menendez as a cautionary tale of how long tenures can erode character and foster abuse. -Brief commentary dismisses Trump's “third term” jokes, emphasizing the ongoing momentum of the term limits movement as a serious and growing effort.

In this 15 minute podcast: -MSM goes berserk as Trump suggests the possibility of a third term as President. -USTL President Philip Blumel gives a brief history of the 22nd Amendment. -Without a safeguard like the U.S. Constitution, foreign world leaders have tried and succeeded at obtaining additional terms. Phil cites several examples still ongoing today.

In this 15 minute podcast: -Indiana passes the Term Limits resolution bill, and Arizona may be next. -Florida makes new legislation to protect their existing term limits. -USTL’s Scott Tillman gives an analysis of term limits strategies on the Overton Window podcast.